Ikaika Malloe (pronounced E-KAI-ka ma-loy), Yale's new defensive
coordinator, has been a defensive assistant coach at four schools,
including his last stint at Hawaii. He was special teams
coordinator and handled the Warriors' defensive tackles for the
2008 season. Malloe was the defensive line coach at Texas El Paso
(UTEP) from 2004-2007, special teams coordinator and defensive line
coach at Western Illinois from 2001- 2003 and student assistant,
graduate assistant and program coordinator at his alma mater,
Washington, from 1997-2002. He graduated in 1996 and earned
numerous awards as a Husky defensive back. Malloe was named the
1992 Stapp Memorial Award recipient (most inspirational on team),
earned the team's hardest hitter honor for three straight years,
won the 1993 Jarvis Award, was named most improved defensive back
in 1994 and was named player of the week by USA Today in 1995. He
and his wife, Tara, have three children: daughter, Taylor (10) and
sons Jordan (9) and Isaiah (5). Contact Coach
Malloe:ikaika.malloe@yale.edu

Recruiting
Areas: Hawaii, Kansas, Oklahoma, West Texas (DFW Area to
West Texas)